2020 Map of Black Point

About this map

Twin Peaks and its northern counterpart, North Twin Peak, rise as the most prominent elevations in this high-desert landscape of Millard County. The terrain is defined by its volcanic and hydrological features, including the distinct Lava Ridge to the south and the sprawling Clear Spot Flat to the north. Water management is a central theme of the area's geography, with the Clear Spot Reservoirs, Hole-in-the-Rock Reservoir, and Black Point Reservoir catching seasonal runoff across the flats. While human infrastructure is sparse, the presence of W 6500 South St and several water-capturing sites like Twin Peaks Spring suggests a landscape utilized for ranching or resource management. This survey provides a clear look at the relationship between geological landmarks like Black Point and the essential water sources that dot this arid portion of Utah.